Apologies - my memory doesn't always serve me well. But didn't Micro$oft bring a copyright lawsuit against a Linux distro... was it Canonical?
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I think its their loss as Microsoft products are know for quality with less bugs. Also American products should be used by every country. I think India and China should be put in the blacklist so that they can't buy any US hardware and chipset.
this is bait
Microsoft absolutely is not more quality and less bugs. It's the opposite.
How would Bill Gates feel? Have they thought about that?